This is the New Indoor Fresh Food Market in Lagos Nigeria | Agro-Hub

[@interestingthingstoknow8975]

This is how a market should look..clean and nice....

[@swing740]

Exactly. Thanks for watching.

[@Jane-zp7hy]

Sorry?

[@enasatas4171]

This is one area Nigeria investors needs to invest, too many hotels and filling stations, Nigeria has long been over due for this kind of development.kudos to the initiators, more of this needs to be built in other states.

[@swing740]

Well said. Thanks for stopping by.

[@dubemellit2932]

And you are going to find jobs for Oyinbo market women if all the fresh food markets are departmentalized ?

[@cmartin5903]

True, all Nigeria needs it. ❤

[@blackoralArt]

​@@dubemellit2932 so you prefer those dirty, disorganised markets by the roadside that look an eyesore? If you call Lagos a mega city then it needs modern facilities like these, not those that make it look like an overgrown village

[@AdekunleEnoch-n1g]

Yh, buh Lagos is doing the investment it self, they've started building 4 more places in different local government areas and identified 8 more sites, they're building main food hub in epe for distribution across Lagos, so basically all local government areas will have the markets soon

[@adewalefagbemi2027]

This is probably the best market that I've seen in Nigeria. Very clean and well maintained.

[@swing740]

It really is! Thanks for watching.

[@bolanleoresanya1829]

Mushine oo...God Bless Mushin more than ever

[@swing740]

@@bolanleoresanya1829 Amen. Thanks for watching.

[@apdapd7568]

I honestly commend LASG for this new market initiative. Well done Lagos State.

[@swing740]

Thanks for stopping by.

[@lelo940]

Oh really ? What will then happen to our market women ( our Mothers) ? How will they feed ? In Nig where the gouvernement don't give little monthly money to People who don't have work...

[@zhonnio2386]

This is actually impressive.

[@swing740]

Very impressive. Thanks for watching.

[@georgeuke7087]

Wahoo so clean and lovely and well arranged. So happy Nigeria is changing for good

[@swing740]

Definitely changing for good. Thanks for watching.

[@sulaak]

Thanks for sharing

[@swing740]

You're welcome.

[@evelynorji2887]

It's a fine market. If all the markets in Nigeria can be like this, that wiould be nice.

[@swing740]

Yes really

[@AfamOrji]

The market actually looks impressive. This might be the first indoor market that I've seen.

[@swing740]

Same here. Very impressive.

[@LekkyDev]

Wow this is so nice. Very clean and orderly market. Unlike the usual rowdiness. Thanks for sharing.

[@swing740]

You're welcome. Thanks for stopping by.

[@femiadepoju5919]

Nice job keep on good work dont mind the haters who only interested in negativity Nigeria will rise again God bless the works of your hands

[@swing740]

Amen. Thank you.

[@tinaandresblog9255]

I still believe strongly that My Country Nigeria will get better someday! Am a British Nigerian. I love my country very much and wish to come back one day . I just completed a project and I have been so scared to visit because of the insecurity. I cry every day for my beloved country Nigeria. I pray God will heal our land but if only we are truly sorry for our iniquity and ask Him for forgiveness.

[@obohphilips5371]

Come home, is pretty safe here. Safer than USA and UK. I'm a New Yorker who relocated back to Nigeria after 24 years. Forget media nonsense Nigeria is safer than you think

[@blackoralArt]

Over 150m Nigerians are still living in Nigeria and are thriving. Western media will make u believe people are killing themselves on the streets daily. Agreed there are some security issues esp in some parts of the far North, but overall, its not as bad as the media will make you believe; besides govt is tackling it Try to live a simple life, don't flaunt your wealth and you will be fine. BTW stay away from watching BBC or CNN or you will never step foot in Nigeria again due to their scaremongering....

[@AdekunleEnoch-n1g]

Tbh Nigeria is pretty much safe, the kidnappings and terrorism in the North are sponsored by some political bastards chasing power and western countries, buh the current administration is actually doing everything possible to combat it

[@futureking2333]

Wow very innovative. This indoor market can protect customers from heavy rain and dust as they buy. Good transition from primitive market to a more sustainable market.

[@swing740]

Thanks for watching.

[@malama_ka_aina]

Wonderful, well don Lagos

[@swing740]

Thanks for watching

[@austinajah9298]

This is very nice.

[@swing740]

Yes it is. Thanks for watching.

[@maryubong8424]

Finally someone in Nigeria has common sense. Thank God

[@swing740]

Thanks for watching.

[@cmartin5903]

Every part if Nigeria needs these. They ahoukd also have feozen food markets too. And also dried plus smoked foods market. There shoukd be medical market, with people having proper certification and licence too. That means they can commercialize and benefit. With perhaps the zoologist and phamacists in charge of sale and a testing body. Just beautiful. ❤❤ This world cut the crowd...and ease of shopping. All other types of market can be sorted too...these are beneficial for a growing country. ❤ More love to Nigeria, order is coming more and more...and better ease if doing business. Great ideas..!

[@swing740]

Nice. Thanks for watching.

[@obiorah1]

The market is nice and clean, no fruits and vegetables touching the floor,

[@swing740]

Yes it is. Thanks for stopping by.

[@czogg99]

Just like the farmers market we have that opens every Saturday . Clean and inviting .

[@swing740]

Nice. Thanks for watching.

[@ifeanyibekederemo6981]

Welcom Development ❤❤❤❤

[@swing740]

Yes

[@oluwatobiashade688]

I just subscribed to your channel..... proud of you purity

[@swing740]

Thank you.

[@FreddyPateki]

❤❤❤

[@swing740]

Thanks for watching.

[@sj-yo5lr]

Very good job

[@swing740]

Thanks for watching

[@RobertEdson-bx6ji]

From what I see here, it is indeed true what they say that cleanliness is next to godliness, if we begin to organize our environment and public places, people will begin to behave like human beings

[@swing740]

Spot on. Thanks for watching.

[@OluAkitoye-gt2or]

@@swing740where is the market located and what are the opening hours

[@swing740]

@@OluAkitoye-gt2or You'll get all that information in the video.

[@olaoluwapopoola4222]

This is great. I believe the space can be maximized by expanding the building vertically to include more stalls.

[@swing740]

No extra space.

[@PriscillaElohor]

God bless our able governor, pls do same for us here in ikorodu 😊

[@swing740]

Thanks for watching.

[@Annointed-r5n]

This just like uk ..it's 8:04 lovely it will help control infection ❤❤

[@swing740]

Good to know. Thanks for stopping by.

[@johnsonchikwendu7371]

Impressive! 👏🙏🏽👍🏼 With markets like this, Nigerians will now begin to live longer. Plus, all the market Agberos and urchins would vanish from markets across Nigeria. Lagos state always coming up with brilliant ideas whilst other states are busy chopping money and doing nothing. Delta state for instance still dey mugu for back upon all the oil money dem dey gi dem. Ibori and co, i salute una. 👎🏻 Una well done o! 😢 Make una know say there is God o!

[@swing740]

Impressive indeed. Thanks for stopping by.

[@purityorji8190]

I love the look, it's beautiful.

[@swing740]

It is.

[@ojikebrotherchris4748]

My question is, can one get organic fruits, and vegetables with different food items, thanks.

[@swing740]

Yes you can! Thanks for watching.

[@annieajibola4246]

This is nice, I must visit here on my next visit to Nigeria, I will even come here to do my bulk shopping. Thanks to the State government. I hope they maintain the cleanliness because that’s our problem in Nigeria. God help us🙏🏽❤️

[@swing740]

We hope it's maintained. Thanks for watching.

[@ibrahimsalami4014]

Woderful!!! The only thing missing are scales for weighing produce.

[@swing740]

I think the individual sellers whose goods require scaling, have scales. Thanks for watching.

[@AdekunleEnoch-n1g]

The foodstuffs in the market are cheaper than anywhere in Lagos

[@swing740]

Can't say, didn't really compare prices. Thanks for watching.

[@michaelajala1694]

good concept just like bull ring market in Birmingham in uk

[@swing740]

Thanks for watching.

[@johnnwabuforudemezue1108]

I love it, but we need it to be more bigger

[@swing740]

I'm sure it will get there.

[@chrisenyanko6684]

It's called fruits and vegetables market

[@swing740]

Okay. But it's officially "Farmer's Hub".

[@AA-vl7kz]

My worry is ventilation!!!!! However, it is a good initiative

[@taofikakinyemi7417]

A place with that amount of roof space like that can never have ventilation problems with this number of people

[@swing740]

It has good ventilation.

[@swing740]

True.

[@osas3857]

Everywhere in the world have open markets. Open markets aren't bad

[@swing740]

They're not. Thanks for watching

[@PriscillaElohor]

Please governor Sanwo Olu should do same for ikorodu people, we are waiting oooo😊

[@swing740]

Hopefully, he sees this message. Thanks for stopping by.

[@RajeshPhirke-j3i]

Where is this market?

[@whatisayiswhatuhear]

Very interesting, I love, love it. But before u know it now, ur neighboring country Ghana will soon copy cat the idea then claim that Nigeria came to learn from them 😂😂😂 while making unnecessary comparisons … hey am just putting it out there … no offense 😅😅😅

[@swing740]

Thanks for stopping by.

[@dukerobert7283]

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@swing740]

Thanks for watching.

[@cheekwiz]

Put phone on Action mode please. Rapid movements got me dizzy. Nice content overall

[@swing740]

Alright. Thank you.

[@tinaandresblog9255]

Pls let’s appreciate the Lagos state government and I also ask that the Governor spreads out all the localities of Lagos.

[@swing740]

Thanks for watching

[@officialasim6772]

This is something that should be privatized, why do you need the government to make markets for everyone??

[@suntanglory]

Nice concept but l think the market itself is too small,seems like only one yam seller,one banana seller etc.😅They should build bigger ones across the state,even if the car park is reduced a bit,everyone must not drive there.Cheers.

[@swing740]

Hopefully, they get to that. Thanks for watching.

[@Favour.Unuafe123]

Please where in Lagos is this located

[@swing740]

It's in the video.

[@FreddyPateki]

Mushin area

[@ireenmulenga3463]

You didn't record well we wanted to seethe food sold not the people

[@swing740]

Will do better next time. Thanks for stopping by.

[@Elim96]

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[@fabuchap2545]

Nice but your cameraman needs training. He seems more interested in showing the people than the food. Na food close-ups we wan see, not women’s backsides and fronts. Camera movement is just too fast and jerky, it can make someone dizzy. Also too low down, almost hip level. But great content. Well done, keep it up.

[@swing740]

Thanks for watching

[@egbenughevandistobore1058]

When lagos is using his monthly allocation to develop his state and the people, other state governments are lutting the state dry. And some idiot's will come and say lagos is no mans land.

[@swing740]

Thanks for watching.

[@johnnyjay3756]

Your comment here is disappointing. When will you get it into your brain l that Lagos was once the federal capital of Nigeria. This has definitely laid the foundation for most of what Lagos is achieving now. Many stakeholders across Nigeria contributed to this because Lagos was the capital of their country Nigeria

[@victorakinola9871]

@@johnnyjay3756 Excuses excuses

[@voba2558]

All our market should look like this just that all our stupid leader are sensles

[@swing740]

They should. Thanks for watching.

[@maryubong8424]

Now we have to learn how to preserve food to last longer instead of wasting them and cry murder

[@swing740]

True. Thanks for watching.